I've looked at crowdfunding and may still tip my toe in but fractional ownership with little certainty of what happens when deals go south bother me.

Water "wasted" is not lost like energy that is wasted (leaking toilet water remains in the hydraulic cycle where as the light on in a room no one occupies is gone forever).

NeilChampaign, IL 61820Presents:2016 Turnover PanelRandy HughesAndy HutsonMichael JayThe panelists will describe their turnover process and give tips on how they have improved their turnover process and reduced cost over time.

They completely over paid in the first round of FIT and MicroFIT, and in general have been causing energy prices to increase at ridiculous rates both due to bad policy and mismanagement.

The concern that I would have is if prospective renters see a house that is available in green and there's another that isn't available in earth tones.

Thanks for those tips they're helpful.

@Nicole W. thank you for that tip.

I'll definitely check out the Danbury and the Berkshires more though, thanks for the tip!

Hi JelaniHere's a good article on some options http://www.bankrate.com/finance/real-estate/5-tips...

just because a property is zoned is not a green light and an assurance you can do what your describing.. it helps but that is just the start.. and what your talking about is what we called in the old days 4X4 ing... most places don't allow that anymore they will allow one split them make you name the last parcel a remainder.. ( like parcels you will see at tax sales.)But I did do a 7 lot split in North Charleston in SC and it was VERY much eaiser than anything west coast.